Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-04
LOCAL NEWS I

Stong, the East Park street dyer, has re
moved his place of business.
Jim Foley and his partner left yesterda,
for their home in the Pipestone country.
Charles Wah and All Jim were arrested
for assault and battery in Chinatown yes
terday.
Mr.. John Murray, formerly Court Hous,
} %ianitor. returned yesterday from a Ion,
visit East.
D.. A. McKillip returned yesterday from
Georgetown with a lot Of cattle he hac
wintered in that vicinity.
J. Mcknight yesterday returned from
New York and New Jersey, where he hat
been spending the winter.
ID. Thomas vas yesterday appointed
by the Probate Court administrator of the
estate of Thomas Overend.
Jim Murray says Montana is the best
country he has seen in his recent travels
as far as the Gulf OF Mexico.
Messrs. Curtis & Majors were yesterday
the recipients of a handsome bouquet OF
flowers from Salt lake friends.
]. L. Fifer, of Warm Springs, was in the
city yesterday. He says most of the spring
seeding is finished, and considerably earlier
han usual.
X. u. Gilroy is in town in advance OF the
Adelaide Randall Bijou Opera Company,
which will be here during the week COM
mencing May 8.
Mr.. Freyschlag is removing the gents
furnishings stock in the West Park street
store to his Anaconda store, and the boot
and shoe portion of it to his store on
Main, near Broadway.
Mrs. Mary j. Heckett ave a party last
evening in honor OF the birthday of her sis
ter, Miss Carol, at her residence on Ari-
iona street. A very happy evening was
spent by all present, dancing being kept up
until midnight.
Luke Curran, aged rs, born in Akron,
Ohio, died yesterday evening at 5 O'Clock in
Butte, from an abscess in the forehead.
His remains will be taken East on the
will please attend the funeral services at
Mrs: Hickey's boarding honse, on East
Park street, at 6 O'Clock.
jeff Lavell and family and Mrs. Tarbett
returned yesterday from Los Angeles and
other California resorts. Mr.. Lavell says
that down there they charge the full mar
ket value for lots during the boom, and
add $4,000 for climate. They brought
homes young son born in California, whom
their friends will welcome III true Montana
style.
The case OF the Territory VS.. MCGUIRE is
set for Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. a
jury of six having been demanded. Mar
shall Jolley arrested him Thursday on the
charge OF robbing Charley Errich's house OF
a watch and money. He tried to break
out of the city Jail between 5 and 6 Friday
morning, by prying loose with a bedpost
one of the stills Of the cell in which he was |
incarcerated. The jailer heard the neis, |
and with the assistance of Officers Young |
and Jordan removed him to a more secure
cell.
The Turn Verein are preparing to have a
drum corps 0 a dozen Of it's members. |
They will com into play when the society
its Sunday morning marching trips.
The rules call for such N expedition dur
ing the season, the society making a trip of
eight or ten miles into the country on foot.
wagon of eatables and drinkables fol-
lows them, and about noon they camp in
a grove, enjoy the outdoor meal and recre-
ate themselves until 5 or 6 O'Clock when
hey return home after a days healthy